GI Flashcards
Management of GERD (2)
1st line therapy: PPIs
H2-receptor antagonist (rantidine, famotidine)
Acute disease markers for Hepatitis A? (2)
HAV IgM (M=miserable) Elevated hepatic enzymes x10
Chronic disease markers for Hep A? (1)
None, it does not exist.
Immunity for Hep A? (1)
Anti-HAV positive
Still susceptible for Hep A? (1)
Anti-HAV negative
Acute disease markers for Hep B? (2)
HbsAg=Always growing
Elevated hepatic enzymes x10 UNL
Chronic disease makers for hep B? (3)
hBsAg-Always growing
Normal or slightly elevated hepatic enzymes
Without symptoms
Hepatitis B in past? (1)
HBsAb (Anti-HBs)=bye, as in no HBV on board
Still susceptible for Hep B? (3)
HBsAg negative
Anti-HBc negative
HBsAb negative
Acute disease markers for Hep C? (3)
Anti-HCV present
HCV Viral RNA
Elevated hepatic enzymes
Chronic disease markers for Hep C? (3)
Anti-HCV present
HCV Viral RNA
Normal to slightly elevated hepatic enzymes
Disease in past for Hep C? (3)
Anti-HCV present
HCV RNA absent
Normal hepatic enzymes
Treatment for mild diverticulitis? (2)
PO Levo + Po flagyl